GT'S VISION FOR GHANA (NSEMPA, PAGE 18)

By Collins Agyekum-Gyasi,
Dunkwa-on-Offin

MR Joseph Frimpong, Customer Care Manager, Ghana Telecom (GT), in the Central Region, has said the company’s vision of “linking people every where,” was on course and as the leading telecommunication company in the country, it would continue to work hard to ensure its services reach all parts of the country.
He added that GT sponsors most of the major events that took place in the country in the areas of health, sports, education and culture.
Mr Frimpong was speaking at a forum during a “Town Hall meeting with customers,” to foster the growth of the landline usage.
He announced that prudent and pragmatic measures were being put in place to ensure that Broadband services were extended to the Upper Denkyira East Municipality, to enhance the use of the Internet in the realisation of customers’ goals and aspirations and also be part of the global age of business.
“This is GT’s new entry-level package and is ideal for heavy dial up users. In fact the Broadband Lite is GT’s product, designed with you (customers) in mind.”
Commending customers of the company for patronising and supporting his outfit at all times and keeping it in business to enable them deliver quality services, Mr Frimpong also urged customers to dial the hot line 100, for enquiries or lodge complaints about their operations.
He assured them that such concerns would be treated with some degree of care.
“GT is committed to easing the financial burden on its customers at reduced cost of extending and installing landline by 50 per cent so that more people will have access for various purposes,” he said.
The programme, which was well attended by workers, traders, businessmen and students, during an open forum asked questions concerning GT’s services.
Some of the questions touched on the extension of OneTouch services to most parts of the country, poor network services and other excuses on their services among others.
The chief of Dunkwa, Nana Obeng Nuako III and linguist, Okyeame Donkor, the Dunkwa Municipal Police Commander, Mr S Buabin, and Nana Kwaw Nkrumah, Board Chairman of the Mutual Health Insurance Scheme and other personalities attended the programme.